Tsundue flanked by four supporters holding Indian and Tibetan flags. Two motor scooters are behind them, and in back is a concrete and metal mesh fence, and behind that trees and buildings.
Walk a Mile for Tibet - Tsundue's log

Day 24 – 7 March 2021

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Today we crossed into Delhi border.

Walking from Murthal through Sonepat and crossing the Singhu border we walked 25 km.

Walking through farmers’ protest camp that stretches for several kilometers we distributed our pamphlets and also spoke to people on the way.

Meanwhile more encouraging news of support is coming from Ladakh, Kalimpong, Gangtok, Kollegal, and Portugal.

Thank all you.

This march from Dharamshala to Delhi, 12 February to 10 March 2021, aims to highlight Tibet as the missing link between India and China. I am appealing to the government of India to #RepealOneChinaPolicy

Help me spread the word. Share, forward and tweet: #RepealOneChinaPolicy #WalkaMileForTibet

Sign petition here: ipetitions.com/petition/support-tenzin-tsundue-stand-up-for-tibet

Images from today - click/tap image to see full size and slideshow

Tsundue flanked by four supporters holding Indian and Tibetan flags. Two motor scooters are behind them, and in back is a concrete and metal mesh fence, and behind that trees and buildings.

Students in Sonipat loved India having borders with Tibet and throwing China a thousand kilometers away from the Himalayas.

Tsundue with three people to the left, and several people seated on a couch behind him. He is holding two flags in his left hand, and handing a pamphlet to one of the persons with his right. They are in some kind of shaded shelter or enclosure.
Three supporters sitting at table laid out with petitions, pamphlets, and pens. In back against the wall, seven more supporters are seated, withTibetan flag and a poster of Tsundue speaking into a microphone. Text on the poster says 'Support Tenzin Tsundue asking PM Modi to repeal One China Policy acknowledgment by India & Walk a Mile for #Tibe!'.

RTWA Kalimpong supporters collect signatures in Kalimpong.

A line drawing of side view of Tsundue striding to the left of the drawing, pack on back, TYC bag over shoulder, and Tibetan and Indian flags on poles over each shoulder. Some words at the bottom, only partially visible, 'Know the aims of chinese gov'.
Front view of Tsundue walking with Tibetan and Indian flags over each shoulder, pamphlets in hand, with indian (Sikh?) supporter in orange turban and white kurti on his right, in a market or public area.
Four people, indoors against a white wall with a small thangka hanging on it. Person on the left is seated at table signing petition.

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